BUG: Web title bar says "Not Secure" (Certificate error?)

[+Kirkgirls 0]

When looking at a cache page, the browser title bar says "Not secure".

Speaking as a user, this certainly doesn't inspire confidence

 

Platform: Windows 10, Edge browser

 

To repro, go to Lists and choose a list

Right-click on a list item and open a cache page in a new tab

Result: browser title bar says "Not secure" (see attached screen clip)

[+MartyBartfast 791]

FWIW this is not a general issue with geocaching.com, but that specific cache page is reporting that it contains potentially unsecure content,  perhaps it's the link to Geocheck.org, or something else.

 

E.G.     https://coord.info/GC3Q91P reports as not secure but  https://coord.info/GC8R279   is OK.

 

 

Edited Wednesday at 08:44 AM by MartyBartfast

[+MartyBartfast 791]

Just checked one of my own cache pages which also has a geochecker and that's OK, so perhaps there's some other content on that one cache page.

 

[+sernikk 138]

My firefox, told me on GC3Q91P, that:

 

In translation: "Some elements of this site (e.g. images) were not sent in a secure way."

 

But I checked this on Chrome and this cache website was secure, all normal.

Maybe it's some kind of a bug regarding different browsers?

 

 

[+capoaira 77]

2 hours ago, sernikk said:

Some elements of this site (e.g. images) were not sent in a secure way.

The Geochecker is loaded with http instead of https

[+cerberus1 3313]

We've noticed this in some sections of the Help Center too.   Thought it might be a Windows 10/edge thing.

Edited Wednesday at 06:12 PM by cerberus1

[+barefootjeff 3827]

Some of it seems to be related to advertising content on the page which comes and goes with every reload.

[+thebruce0 2480]

Check the description source and see if there are any images loaded (or being requested) with an http:// url, rather than https://

That can cause the notice.

Edited Wednesday at 10:06 PM by thebruce0